A new report from the Physicians’ Foundation says in the next three years nearly half of all the nation’s primary care physicians plan to stop practicing or reduce the number of patients they see. more …
posted 11.21.08
Obama names Daschle HHS secretaryFormer Sen. Tom Daschle has been chosen to lead the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees Medicare and Medicaid. Many see President-elect Obama’s pick as indicative of the overhaul-to-come of the country’s health care delivery and insurance system. more …
posted 11.21.08
TMF Health Quality Institute is seeking physician practices to participate in a CMS quality improvement project at no charge. more …
posted 11.21.08
AAFP guide gives how-tos of group visits for overweight and obeseGroup visits to promote better fitness can provide better access to health care at lower costs as well as improve quality of care and patient satisfaction, says AAFP. Find out how to implement group visits in your practice through a new guide. more …
posted 11.21.08
TMA releases new immunization toolkit for adolescentsNow available, physicians can access a comprehensive guide to adolescent immunizations that contains best practices for improving vaccination rates, patient education materials and more. The immunization toolkit for adolescents is a compliment to TMA’s immunization toolkit for children, both available to physicians at no cost. more …
posted 11.21.08
TAFPPAC-endorsed candidates win elections
Health care issues played major roles in national and statewide races, setting the stage for TAFP’s advocacy platform during the upcoming 81st Texas Legislature. more …
posted 11.06.08
Report: Health insurance premiums outpace earnings for Texas workersInsurance premiums rose almost 87 percent from 2000 to 2007 for working families in Texas, according to a recent study by Families USA. Median wages in Texas increased just 15 percent over the same period as health costs consume a growing portion of family budgets. more …
posted 11.06.08
Sign up to serve as Physician of the Day at the Texas Capitol in 2009Show legislators the value of family medicine firsthand by serving as a Physician of the Day during the 81st Legislative Session. This program brings a family physician to staff the Capitol Health Clinic each day and is only open to TAFP member physicians with valid, unrestricted medical licenses. more …
posted 11.06.08
TMF Health Quality Institute seeks physician practices for diabetes projectImprove early detection and management of diabetes by participating in a statewide project with the TMF Health Quality Institute that brings onsite consultants to your practice to provide education and coaching. more …
posted 11.06.08
NPI releases the 2009 CME scheduleGet the scoop on new programs and services
Improve early detection and management of diabetes by participating in a statewide project with the TMF Health Quality Institute that brings onsite consultants to your practice to provide education and coaching. more …
posted 11.06.08
Blue Cross makes patients’ out-of-pocket health costs available to physiciansBlue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas’ automated systems that give physicians access to member eligibility and benefits will now include information on how much the patient will pay at the time of service, according to an announcement from BCBSTX. more …
posted 10.06.08
Read the latest immunization news from DSHSAccess the latest DSHS influenza advisory, plus read about a ranking jump for Texas child immunizations and sign up to receive DSHS e-mail updates. more …
posted 10.15.08
2009 Doctors in Motion online registration is now openOnline registration is now available for the 2009 Doctors in Motion conference in Crested Butte, Colo. Jan. 16-21. New this year: each day will feature one in-depth clinical focus, allowing attendees to delve further into the most popular primary care topics. Read more about the topics and our updated registration process.
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posted 10.15.08
Primary Care Coalition releases new report that examines Texas’ broken health care systemTAFP and its partners in the Primary Care Coalition released a report today that details Texas’ broken health care system and gives recommendations for how we can mend it. The answer? Invest in primary care. more …
posted 09.30.08
HHS announces deadline for transition to ICD-10 codesWithin three years, physicians must transition to a set of procedure-reporting codes containing more than 10 times the amount of combinations currently available. With the new codes come new electronic transaction standards. Read more about these provisions and why some groups say we need more time to make the switch.
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posted 09.30.08
CMS: 2007 PQRI feedback reports now availablePhysicians who reported PQRI quality measures to Medicare can now access the 2007 feedback reports.
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posted 09.30.08
Learn about vaccines at the Texas Immunization Summit 2008Register today to attend the 2008 Texas Immunization Summit sponsored by the Houston Area Immunization Partnership and learn more about executing the mission of public health while also keeping your business viable. more …
posted 09.30.08
Affected by Ike? Assistance available from AAFP, possibly available from CongressFamily physicians affected by Hurricane Ike can apply for aid from AAFP to rebuild their practices. Others in Texas who treated uninsured Ike evacuees may be able to file claims for payment if Congress approves administrative funds. more …
posted 09.30.08
Say “yes” to the work of the AAFP Foundation through dues check-offWhen you renew your 2009 AAFP membership dues, consider supporting the mission of the AAFP Foundation by “checking-off” the $50 amount on the application. The AAFP Foundation supports many TAFP initiatives including Hard Hats for Little Heads and the Student and Resident Conference. more …
posted 09.30.08
TAFP member talks about “STDs and everyday people” in bookJill Grimes, M.D., a family physician in Austin, will release a book in the fall called “Seductive Delusions: How Everyday People Catch STDs,” which details stories and facts about how even “beautiful, educated people” can hear the dreaded diagnosis that they have an STD. more …
posted 09.30.08
Two TAFP members to run for TMLT board, policyholders vote by mail in OctoberAustin TAFP members Kurt Frederick, M.D., and James Merryman, D.O., have put their names in the running to serve on TMLT’s Board of Governors. TMLT policyholders will be able to vote for them by mailed ballot in October. more …
posted 09.24.08
Rabies vaccine supply restricted, physicians must have approval before ordering and using some vaccinesDue to shortage announcements from two large vaccine manufacturers, physicians will have to be judicious in their use of rabies vaccinations until the supplies are replenished. more …
posted 09.24.08
AAFP sends comments to reinstate loan deferment programs for medical residentsMedical students wishing to enter family medicine residencies may be further discouraged from the specialty if a rule goes into effect next year eliminating the physician loan deferment program. more …
posted 09.24.08
Family physicians raise awareness of mitochondrial diseasesBecause mitochondrial diseases can afflict patients from birth to middle age, typically affect several organ systems and have varied symptoms, family physicians are arguably the most important health care professionals in diagnosing these disorders. Learn more about mitochondrial diseases during National Mitochondrial Awareness Week, Sept. 21-27. more …
posted 09.24.08
AAFP Scientific Assembly report: Mabry elected as AAFP SpeakerTAFP members made bold moves at AAFP’s Scientific Assembly in San Diego this year as Leah Raye Mabry, M.D., R.Ph., became AAFP Speaker, Roland Goertz, M.D., M.B.A., announced his candidacy for AAFP President-elect, and Janet Realini, M.D., M.P.H., received the AAFP Public Health Award. more …
posted 09.24.08
Rural physician describes his "working life" in Texas MonthlyBen Edwards, M.D., of Post describes life in rural practice in the September edition of Texas Monthly. Through a first-person account, Edwards hits on many of the troubles facing rural physicians as well as his unwavering dedication to his community, his patients and his family. more …
posted 09.24.08
Registration extended for AAFP’s Practice Enhancement ForumFinal registration for AAFP’s Practice Enhancement Forum has been extended to Monday, Sept. 29. Sign up your practice’s team of three to upgrade, enhance and revitalize your practice through the three-step program. Now, participants can choose the clinical topic of most relevance to your practice: asthma, CAD, COPD, diabetes or geriatrics. more …
posted 09.24.08
Physicians to receive incentives for electronic prescribing through 2013, penalties starting in 2012Prepare your practice for approaching electronic prescribing mandates in Medicare and earn bonuses while they last to offset the cost of implementation. more …
posted 08.18.08
Report on the 2008 Leadership & Legislative ConferenceA successful conference prepared family physicians for the upcoming 2008 elections and 81st Legislative Session. Not able to attend? Read what you missed and find out how to get involved. more …
posted 08.18.08
Study: Fragmented delivery system brings about poor U.S. health care systemThe U.S. health care system is in need of a major overhaul to re-organize resources and make it most effective for patients and physicians. Read what the Fund concluded. more …
posted 08.18.08
AAFP guide helps physicians navigate the “Contracting Jungle”Managed care contracts can seem like a never-ending maze without the right guidance. Find tips for your interactions with health plans with this members-only resource. more …
posted 08.18.08
Study: Primary care shortage must be addressed before expansion of health insuranceEnsuring the country a robust primary care workforce trumps the discussion on health insurance expansion, according to a study by the National Association of Community Health Centers. more …
posted 08.18.08
Plan a helmet giveaway during Brain Injury Awareness Month in OctoberTAFP members can sign up to receive 100 free bicycle helmets to distribute in their communities in the fall. Participate in this public safety program sponsored by the Texas Medical Association and take steps to protect the youth in your area. more …
posted 08.18.08
Register online for the fall Day in the Life Cycle PrimeCME seriesDon’t miss your chance to earn four CME hours for $25 when TAFP’s fall regional program comes to your city. If you enjoyed the spring Day in the Life Cycle programs, join us in Dallas, San Antonio or Houston for new speakers and new topics. more …
posted 08.18.08
Earn two CME credits though interactive video CME, “Managing the Migraine Patient”Effective pain management continues to challenge physicians as they balance between treatment and abuse. View this interactive video CME, a joint sponsorship product from TAFP and national headache experts, and step into Mary’s world to see how her migraines and treatment affect her life. more …
posted 08.18.08
Attention Metroplex physicians: National DMEPOS Program has been delayedThe Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced that the Durable Medical Equipment Competitive Bidding Program has been delayed. more …
posted 08.04.08
Annual Session revisitedThe Art of Family Medicine dazzles Houston
The reviews are in! Read all about the splendor of the Art of Family Medicine, TAFP’s annual Texas family physician reunion, and view a slideshow of photos from the event. more …
posted 07.31.08
New Medicare fee schedule availableWith the 10.6-percent cut averted for now and a 0.5-percent increase on it’s way, take a look at the new fee schedule from Trailblazer and find out the next step for physician advocates. more …
posted 07.29.08
HRSA halts proposed rule revising medically underserved areasFor now, HRSA had decided to postpone a new designation system that would have affected the most medically underserved areas in the country. more …
posted 07.31.08
Federal rule limits access to resident loan repayment deferral programAdvocates say change could deter medical students from specialty
With tighter regulations in effect, most first-year residents will no longer be eligible to defer the accrual of interest on their loans. Submit your comments before Aug. 15. more …
posted 07.31.08
Physicians who treat Medicaid patients could get incentive from HHSC pilot programIf you live in one of three Texas regions and treat Medicaid patients, you could be eligible for incentive payments through HHSC. more …
posted 07.31.08
Find your ideal rural practice location through HealthFind 2008Pack up the wagon and head over to Addison! Physicians and residents interested in rural practice can meet their match—best-matched community, that is—at HealthFind 2008 on Aug. 23. Communities from around the state will attend the conference to show you why you should consider practicing in their town. more …
posted 07.31.08
AAFP update: Join AAFP in San Diego for Scientific AssemblyAlso, check out changes in store for Family Practice Management
Pack up the wagon and head over to Addison! Physicians and residents interested in rural practice can meet their match—best-matched community, that is—at HealthFind 2008 on Aug. 23. Communities from around the state will attend the conference to show you why you should consider practicing in their town. more …
posted 07.31.08
Register online for Primary Care Summit in OctoberOnline registration is now available for Primary Care Summit Oct. 17-19. Get credit toward your Maintenance of Certification or learn about hot topics in family medicine through Saturday workshops and seminars. As always, a well-rounded CME program will give you the medical information for your practice. more …
posted 07.31.08
Senate acts to avert Medicare cutBack from the July 4 holiday, the bill to stave off a 10.6-percent cut in Medicare physician payment received the support it needed and is now on its way to the president. more …
posted 07.09.08
Bush administration freezes Medicare physician pay cutIn the latest action to avert the scheduled 10.1-percent cut in physician Medicare reimbursements, the Bush administration announced that it will freeze all payments to physicians to give Congress time to pass a solution. more …
posted 06.30.08
Senate votes down bill to delay Medicare cutThe bill to block a 10.6-percent cut in physician Medicare reimbursements did not receive enough votes to be brought up for debate. Could a compromise bill reach the Senate floor before the July 1 deadline? more …
posted 06.25.08
Association serves as resource for Texas physicians and practicesHow does your practice compare to other family medicine practices around the country? Find out how you stack up by accessing benchmarking data from the Medical Group Management Association. TAFP members can even receive a discount. more …
posted 06.25.08
Number of underinsured balloons 60 percent, according to a studyAccording to a new study from The Commonwealth Fund, the uninsured population isn’t the only one to worry about. The group found that the number of underinsured adults in the United States has increased 60 percent since 2003. more …
posted 06.25.08
Hone your leadership skills at TAFP Leadership and Legislative ConferenceWith the 81st Texas Legislature set to convene January 2009, there’s still time to brush up on your skills to promote the family medicine message and interact effectively with the media and lawmakers. Attend the TAFP Leadership and Legislative Conference Aug. 15-16 in Austin and increase your advocacy effort for the specialty. more …
posted 06.25.08
Donate to a Houston charity clinic with Physicians With HeartProceeds from this year’s Physicians With Heart service project benefit the San José Clinic in Houston. Take advantage of your opportunity to give by making a monetary donation to the clinic through the Annual Session registration sheet or on the Physicians With Heart Web page. more …
posted 06.25.08
Annual Session hotel deadline is July 1, make reservations todayEarly Bird registration deadline extended to Friday, June 27
Take an Annual Session vacation by making a reservation at the host hotel, the Westin Galleria. Houstonians can eliminate morning and evening travel time by keeping CME, business meetings and special events under one roof, and out-of-town guests will be placed in the heart of Houston with easy access to a variety of amenities and the 350 shops of the Galleria mall. more …
posted 06.25.08
AAFP calls on members to Speak Out against looming Medicare cutYour Academy needs your voice in the fight to stop a 10.6-percent cut in Medicare physician payments. A bill will likely be introduced next week to block the cuts but it faces stout opposition. Your senators need to hear from you as soon as possible. more …
posted 06.05.08
Report: Texas gets failing grade on scorecard for child health careThe results are in; compare Texas’ child health systems to other U.S. states and the Lone Star State ranks near the bottom according to a study from the Commonwealth Fund. more …
posted 06.05.08
TMLT deciphers medical board jurisdiction in physician manualFind the answers to your questions on how the Texas Medical Board functions through a new TMLT physicians’ guide and other resources available on TAFP’s Web site. more …
posted 06.05.08
TAFP partnership brings summer savings on vaccinesThrough a partnership with the vaccine purchasing program, Atlantic Health Partners, TAFP members can receive discounts on select sanofi pasteur vaccines. more …
posted 06.05.08
Upgrade, enhance and revitalize your practice with AAFP three-step programAre you looking for better ways to care for patients with chronic illnesses? Be one of 12 family medicine practices to participate in AAFP’s Texas-Oklahoma Practice Enhancement Forum. more …
posted 06.05.08
Texas insurance premiums climb 10 times faster than wagesA recent report by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation shows that Texas has experienced one of the nation’s fastest rates of increases in health insurance premiums. more …
posted 05.15.08
Might the bubble burst for retail health clinics?Once hailed as a can’t-lose business model for health care delivery, the Wall Street Journal reports that the boom of retail health clinics may bust after all. more …
posted 05.15.08
Metroplex physicians must use Medicare-contracted suppliers for equipment starting July 1Do you prescribe medical equipment such as oxygen or power wheelchairs in the Dallas-Fort Worth area? Verify your suppliers or you may lose Medicare reimbursement. more …
posted 05.15.08
Two-year practice-redesign demonstration project concludesTexas practice among “elite” of TransforMED
TransforMED never said changing physician practices would be easy, but after crossing the finish line, the 32 participating family medicine practices have learned from their successes and challenges and can pass their wisdom on to you. more …
posted 05.15.08
Cleburne physician chosen to represent new physicians in AAFP Congress of DelegatesLesca Hadley, M.D., received a voting seat on the AAFP governing board after successfully campaigning for the position during the National Conference of Special Constituencies. more …
posted 05.15.08
Educate your patients with AAFP’s brochure, “What is a Family Physician?”Promote your value within the American health care system by personalizing, printing and distributing a new marketing piece about family medicine, available free from AAFP. more …
posted 05.15.08
Keep an eye on your mailbox for the TAFP 2008 Annual Session brochureSigned and sealed, the 2008 TAFP Annual Session and Scientific Assembly brochure will be delivered to your mailbox soon. Find pertinent information on special events, the procedures workshop, seminars, business meetings and more. Register today by mail, fax or online. more …
posted 05.15.08
American Lung Association presents the Texas COPD Statewide SummitPhysicians attending the first-ever Texas COPD Statewide Summit, to be held June 21 in Austin, will discuss efforts to prevent the disease and develop a comprehensive state plan to address COPD. There is no cost to attend. more …
posted 05.15.08
Newsweek story on physician rankings features TAFP membersTwo Metroplex family doctors got the chance to tell a Newsweek reporter about their experiences with physician ranking systems employed by health insurers. Read what they had to say. more …
posted 04.22.08
Group releases guidelines for health insurers’ physician measurement and reportingThe Consumer-Purchaser Disclosure Project—an initiative that combines consumer, employer and labor organizations—released a set of guidelines to direct health insurers on “fair and reliable” ways to measure and report physician quality and cost to consumers. more …
posted 04.22.08
TMB executive director to step down in AugustAfter seven years of leading the Texas Medical Board, Executive Director Donald Patrick, M.D., J.D., has announced his retirement. more …
posted 04.22.08
Cover the Uninsured Week, April 27-May 3, to raise awareness of the nation’s uninsured populationPhysicians are already in the center of the health insurance debate, now there are resources and a national push to raise awareness of the uninsured and help these 47 million Americans get access to health coverage. Find out how you can join the effort. more …
posted 04.22.08
Calling all researchers: Enter TAFP’s annual research poster competitionDeadline to submit an abstract is May 16
Promote family medicine research in your practice, residency program or school by entering the TAFP annual research poster competition. Past entrants have gone on to win national awards—don’t miss your chance to take advantage of this springboard at Annual Session in Houston. more …
posted 04.22.08
Plan a helmet giveaway during Bike Month in MayThe Texas Medical Association is spearheading a statewide effort to encourage bicycle safety during Bike Month. Participation can be free for TAFP/TMA members. more …
posted 04.22.08
2008 residency match results reveal increases for family medicineAAFP reports an increase in interest in family medicine in 2008. See the numbers from last week’s residency match. more …
posted 03.24.08
News from the 2008 C. Frank Webber LectureshipFamily physicians unite to advance family medicine
Another C. Frank Webber Lectureship has come and gone. Now that we have some time to look around after a weekend full of activity, read about what you may have missed at TAFP’s spring symposium. more …
posted 03.20.08
With Texas’ new franchise tax looming, is your practice prepared?Business will be required to pay the first new franchise tax come May 15. Learn what exclusions and deductions may lessen the financial burden on your practice. more …
posted 03.20.08
12 days remain to switch to tamper-resistant prescription padsCMS to withhold Medicaid reimbursement for non-compliance
An HHSC question-and-answer document defines the new tamper-resistant prescription pad regulation and recommends switching to the new pads for all patients to avoid future confusion. more …
posted 03.20.08
Receive hands-on procedural training with NPI in MayDon’t miss your opportunity to invest in yourself by bolstering your procedures training when the National Procedures Institute makes its one stop in Texas this year from May 9 -18. NPI will offer two-day workshops on a variety of procedures, which also earn attendees AAFP prescribed credit. more …
posted 03.20.08
Support medicine-friendly candidates in Tuesday’s Texas primary electionThe whole country has turned an eye to Texas’ March 4 primary. Be sure you voice your support for your patients and your practice by supporting medicine-friendly candidates. Also view TAFPPAC’s candidate endorsement videos. more …
posted 02.28.08
HHS announces electronic health record incentive demonstrationRecognizing the potential for saving money and increasing quality of care for patients, HHS will give primary care physicians incentives for implementing and using an EHR. more …
posted 02.28.08
Access immunization resources for physician and patient educationThe Department of State Health Services has compiled many immunization resources to educate physicians and their patients about immunizations and their implications in lifelong care. more …
posted 02.28.08
Help shape TMA’s legislative agenda on rural health by attending April forumTMA will host a rural health summit in Austin on April 5 to bring rural health advocates together to form an advocacy package for the 2009 legislative session. Find out how you can join the discussion. more …
posted 02.28.08
TMLT offers $5,000 scholarships to Texas medical studentsThrough June, TMLT will accept scholarship applications for its annual TMLT Memorial Scholarship. more …
posted 02.12.08
Earn four CME hours with PrimeCME’s new three-city series, “A Day in the Life Cycle”With the understanding that primary care physicians provide continuous, comprehensive care to patients throughout all stages of their lives, PrimeCME offers a four-hour program, “A Day in the Life Cycle.” Join us in San Antonio April 19, Dallas April 26, or Houston May 10. more …
posted 02.28.08
Earn 28 AAFP EB CME Credits at April CME conferenceHouston meeting to focus on women’s health care
Through a two-day, 24-topic curriculum, attendees of the Women’s Healthcare Forum will receive a comprehensive overview of women’s health care. more …
updated 02.28.08
AAFP issues Action Alert on Medicare paymentAAFP has launched the “Medicare: Stop the Cut” campaign to provide members resources to combat a scheduled 10.6-percent Medicare payment cut, set to take effect July 1. Find the tools for you and your patients here. more …
posted 02.12.08
Legislature requires umbilical cord blood donation brochure in physician’s officesIf you care for women at any time during their pregnancies, you may be required to provide them a DSHS brochure. more …
posted 02.12.08
Physician enrollment now open in new health plan for children in foster careHHSC has opened enrollment for STAR Health, the new health plan for children in foster care. Find more information on how you can enroll. more …
posted 02.12.08
Up to $200,000 available to support community obesity prevention programsApply before Feb. 29 to be one of four Texas communities to receive DSHS grant support for obesity
initiatives. more …
posted 02.12.08
Get answers to your practice management questions through new TAFP partnershipDo you have questions about billing and coding? Managed care contracts? Take advantage of a new partnership with Bradley Reiner, a practice management consultant with more than 15 years of experience under his belt. more …
posted 02.12.08
New Medicare fees posted at TrailBlazerhealth.comThe 0.5-percent Medicare fee increase Congress passed in late December turns out to be a reduction for many codes used by primary care physicians. more …
posted 01.24.08
Spring deadline holds for implementing Medicaid tamper-resistant prescription padsStarting April 1, 2008, all Medicaid prescriptions must be written on tamper-resistant prescription pads.
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posted 01.24.08
DSHS offers up to $10,000 in grants for medical home initiativesTo encourage primary care physicians to coordinate care for the neediest Texas children, DSHS will grant family medicine practices up to $10,000 each. more …
posted 01.24.08
Medicaid to reimburse for group chronic disease managementImplementing group visits for Medicaid patients can help them manage their chronic disease and pay off for your practice. more …
posted 01.24.08
Majority of primary care physicians “disappointed” with net incomeConsulting firm releases 2007 primary care physician survey results
Though the latest primary care physician satisfaction survey came back with some doom-and-gloom results, the surveyors conclude that demand for primary care is increasing and primary care is “under no immediate threat of extinction.” more …
posted 01.24.08
TAFP defines the “medical home” concept in third Academy in Action videoWhat does the term “medical home” mean to you? Could you tell a reporter what it means in 20 words? Watch the latest Academy in Action video to learn about the medical home and its benefits and implications on your practice. more …
posted 01.10.08
Save money on vaccinesTAFP develops partnership to bring members savings
Register with vaccine purchasing program Atlantic Health Partners to cash in on favorable pricing, payment and purchasing terms on a variety of vaccines. Registration is free, and with Atlantic, you’ll have a family medicine-friendly advocate working directly with the big vaccine manufacturers and payers so you can get back to your practice. more …
posted 01.10.08
Nominate an outstanding colleague for a 2008 TAFP awardIt’s that time again—send your nominations for Physician of the Year, Physician Emeritus, Public Health and Exemplary teaching awards to recognize outstanding family physicians in Texas. more …
posted 01.10.08
TAFP calls for representatives to AAFP leadership conferencesApply to represent Texas at AAFP’s NCSC and ALF conferences where you can develop policy and programs and hone your leadership skills. more …
posted 01.10.08
DSHS releases latest updates on vaccinesRead the UpShot Online, an electronic publication from the Texas Department of State Health Services, for Texas immunization news. more …
posted 01.10.08
TAFP members: Earn 10 CME credits for $60 or less at the C. Frank Webber LectureshipJoin TAFP March 14-15 in Austin for the 2008 C. Frank Webber Lectureship and Interim Session. It’s a great opportunity to earn CME, network with peers and make your mark in the specialty. There’s also information for students and residents on the conference just for you. more …
posted 01.10.08
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